SEVEN TIMES NINE EQUALS TROUBLE!

from david.endres

I had mixed feelings about this book. I liked the book because of the plot. It flowed very well and it has a story that most children that age can relate to some way or another. The boy in the story is having trouble with his times tables and most children have had trouble in school with a certai...

from KimJD

A nice read-aloud for third-grade classes. Students who are themselves struggling with times-table memorization will be able to relate to Wilson. His slow but steady progress is realistic, and that nines trick is phenomenal... wish I'd known about that when I was learning to multiply!

from sguzick

In Wilson Williams's third grade class, if students pass all of their multiplication table tests through the 12's, they will be rewarded with an ice cream cone. With three weeks left, Wilson has only passed his 3's! It is of no help that his pesky little brother, Kipper, a math whiz even in kinde...